I've Always Wanted To Play A Spy,

Thus, A Vision Of The Whole Gradually Grew For Me That Was Nourished By The Various Experiences And Realizations I Had Encountered Along My Theological Path. I Rejoiced To Be Able To Say Something Of My Own, Something New And Yet Completely Within The Faith Of The Church. The Feeling Of Aquiring A Theological Vision That Was Ever More Clearly My Own Was The Most Wonderful Experience Of Those Years.

The Guy [doctor Strange], He's Like Most Of Us, He's Uncorrupted Flesh From The Beginning Of His Life, He's Somebody Who's Not Marked With Original Sin Or Any Kind Of Crap Like That. He's Somebody Who's Come Into This World And Had Experiences That Have Shaped Him To The Point That We First Meet Him. There's Always Got To Be Leverage. I Think There Is Some Clear Explanation Of That Within This Film, But Potentially Further Down The Line...for More Of That To Come Out As Well.

I Think With Any Characterization There's A Point Where You Empathize, No Matter How Much Of A Deviance His Or Her Actions May Be From Your Understanding Of Humanity.

I Love The Idea Of Playing Something Stupid Or Romantic. I'm Not The Smartest Man In The Room. I Listen, And I Learn, And I Observe, But I'm Always Playing Characters With Intellects Profoundly Superior To Mine. That's Great Fun, Even Though It's As Much A Fantasy For Me As For The People Watching Me.

I Am Also Full Of Admiration For Chelsea Manning [formerly Pfc Bradley Manning]. Regardless Of Which Side Of The Argument You're On, He Stood Up For Something He Felt Wasn't Right. That Was An Extraordinarily Brave Thing To Do, And I Think He Was Unfairly Punished For It. It's A Really Big Deal What He Did, And He Did It For The Betterment Of All Us, Including The Soldiers On The Ground, As Well As The Civilians Caught Up In Those Conflicts.